Will Switzerland be the spanner in the cabals works?

Bloomberg and CNBC haven't reported much on this one.Switzerland has a system where if 100,000 citizens want something and the politicians say no
then it goes to a referendum,what is going to a referendum at the end of this month is that the Swiss reserve bank increase its gold backing from 8
percent to 20 percent.

So far it looks like this referendum will pass if it does there will be huge ramifications for the gold market as Switzerland would have to acquire
1500 tonnes of real physical gold.It also has huge implications for currency markets we saw on Friday the Bank of Japan go bananas with a QE programme
of $750 billion dollars full Weimar style which will weaken the yen,next week China will have to respond so we have a full month of fiat currency wars
leading up to boom some semblence of a gold standard in Switzerland at the end of the month.If your in Forex or Gold the rest of this year could be a
wild ride,

According to internet rumors the only thing in fort knox is chemicals , and remember the fire in the gold vault in London a while back rumor has it it
was to ship the gold about for the queen to inspect it on camera so that all those idiots with pieces of paper [ leveraged 100-1

] think they
own a piece of gold good luck trying to get it if the Germans are getting the middle finger

I'm not so sure about the effect of this move on the price of gold as Karen Hudes say there is 360,000 tonnes of gold in the Philippines.

Then again Paul Craig Roberts has an excellent article on how the price of gold has been artificially held down as a favor for some too big to fail
banks. He also says the FED is likely to get screwed from both ends that slowly moving towards the middle.

The important thing with the situation in Switzerland is that they seem to ruled by 'we the people' because they make the executive decisions in the
country, not the politicians nor the (non in this case) ruling elite.

As a model of government, we can all learn a lot from the Swiss experience.

The great thing about the Swiss model is that because the servant government has to get permission from 'we the people' before they can implement a
major decisions, it effectively sidelines the lobbyists and the rich and powerful.

Gaddafi though a gold backed currency was a good idea, JFK was going for a silver backed one as it was easier to implement for him. Just something
Switzerland needs to be aware of in terms of possible ramifications from the international banking community.

Another issue is what happens to the currency as the price of gold rises and falls? Will the currency be open to exploitation on the foreign exchange
markets?

Putting restrictions on the Treasury from making up too much money is important to keep a fair and stable economy. Using gold to achieve this has been
a long term tried and tested way. Another idea I have been considering for a while is to tie the money supply to the population instead.

To demonstrate, with a current money supply of $500 Billion Franks and a population of 8 Million, each person contributes $62500 Franks to the
currency supply. As each new person is born, $62500 is added to the currency supply and as each person dies, $62500 is taken out of the currency
supply.

Switzerland will can do whatever it wants because of its uniqueness. It is and always will be monetarily neutral. No one will attack it they will
attack no one. All the cabals in the universe have to have a backdoor to settle their negotiations and disagreements. That is Switzerland. Did you
actually think that America and the Uk were enemies of Germany in the 2nd world war. They fought one another and the young men of all their countries
died for them. But, and it's the biggest but in the world, these nations money men met regularly every few months all through the war. And where did
they meet? Yes you've guest it Switzerland. Americans, British and Nazis sat down and drank wine while their respective men were dying in Europe.
Money men, powerful men need a neutral country to go to so they can sort out their differences in safety. That's Switzerland.

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